Focus on Infrastructure
Japan’s JERA to launch new gas-fired power plant to avoid electricity shortages
Any additional capacity is welcomed now as Japan has been suffering tight power supply during peak summer and winter demand seasons due to...
Federal control board sues Puerto Rico’s governor over net metering law
The federal control board overseeing Puerto Rico’s finances sued to challenge net metering law amendments, claiming it undermines the energy bureau’s independence.
Baker Hughes sees lower North America activity; bets on foreign demand
Baker Hughes cut its North American spending outlook but raised full-year revenue estimates, betting on strong international growth and gas equipment demand.
Canada likely to delay Trans Mountain pipeline sale: report
Canadian government will likely stall the sale of the Trans Mountain pipeline until after the election in 2025, Bloomberg reported Friday
Green leader urges MPs to ‘move beyond’ comments on pylon proposals
Adrian Ramsay uses first Parliamentary speech to reinforce commitment to wide-ranging climate action after opposing pylon construction in his constituency.
Canada’s Pieridae Energy shuts-in production amid low natgas prices
Canadian energy company Pieridae Energy said on Thursday it has shut-in the production of about 6,250 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d)...
GE Vernova says manufacturing problem behind wind turbine blade breaking off Nantucket Island
GE Vernova will reinspect 150 turbine blades after a manufacturing issue at a Canadian factory caused a blade to break and wash ashore...
Future of undersea power cable linking Greece, Cyprus, Israel to be decided next month: minister
The future of the Greece-Cyprus-Israel electricity cable hinges on a ruling about Cypriot consumer costs, expected next month, promising cheaper, renewable energy.
Power station secures injunction against ‘threat of protest’
Threat of Drax protests and activist encampment sees power station receive injunction after court hearing.
